Tremendous Brewing will fill the vacant building after St. Peter city council voted 5-2 in favor of selling the building at 227 Mulberry Street for $300,000.
According to a release from Blue Earth County, businesses will now be able to dispose of used and unwanted bulbs, ballasts, and lamps year-round at Denco Lighting, located at 626 N Riverfront Drive, Mankato.
La Terraza Mexican Grill and Bar in Mankato is closing its doors. The restaurant on Madison Ave. announced that at the moment, they will only be operating at the New Ulm and Redwood Falls locations.
The purpose and theme of the event is to empower older adults, rather than becoming victims of scams and to provide tips to prevent fraud and identify theft.
Keen Bank will be collecting needed items and cash donations between Sept. 5-29 for Bethlehem Inn, a nonprofit organization that’s based out of Waseca, which offers a safe living environment for women and children in transition.
The Mankato Golf Club is hosting the 12th annual Tee It Up for the Troops golf tournament. Every year, the event benefits and honors all US military service members and those who have been wounded in battle.
On Monday, the U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack will be traveling to Minnesota for a roundtable discussion, highlighting investments in rural infrastructure for the state and new income strategies for producers.
VINE Faith In Action was awarded the grant by the MN Department of Human Services (DHS) and the Age-Friendly MN Council, which aims to form collaborative efforts between Mankato and North Mankato, which would create more inclusive communities for older adults
According to law enforcement, John Morman, 53, was asked to leave Rounders, a bar in downtown Mankato, but he refused. Police say he resisted all warnings and began assaulting one or more officers.
The Minnesota State University Association of Administrative and Service Faculty (ASF) will hold an informational picket at 4:15 p.m. Thursday at Winona State University’s campus for high wages.
The business owners and community leaders of New Ulm dropped 800 tons of sand right in the heart of their downtown area, so community members could enjoy a full day of volleyball.
Police in Faribault claim a local tobacco store was in violation of Minnesota’s new marijuana statutes when 22 plants were seized late Tuesday afternoon.
Police in Faribault claim a local tobacco store was in violation of Minnesota’s new marijuana statutes when 22 plants were seized late Tuesday afternoon.
The Mankato-based company Volk Transfer will be celebrating its 75th anniversary as it helps deliver RibFest at Vetter Stone Amphitheater in Old Town Mankato this weekend.
Around 80 workers from Dotson Iron Castings, which was recently bought by MacLean Power System, continue to strike. Today Union leaders from USW 142B try meeting with MPS to hopefully reach an agreement.
Some of these vacant businesses in the Mankato are getting a makeover: revitalized and revamped for community use. After all, for some individuals, an empty building is merely just an empty slate.
A local company based in the Lincoln Park neighborhood is suing a big filmmaker, after they claim one of their bags appeared in the new Indiana Jones film.
With a new, first-of-its-kind partnership between government agencies, Gov. Walz announced that Minnesota’s $10 billion outdoor recreation industry is about to get bigger.
Representatives say workers are striking for a safer work environment, a better work-life balance, additional training and a more inclusive onboarding process.
Locally in southeastern Minnesota and western Wisconsin, more than 45,000 people are facing food insecurity every day, including more than 15,000 children.
The event will be held on Thurs., July 13, and will highlight some recently announced Youth at Work investments at a workforce development and job-skills training program.
Minnesota’s ranking is based on 86 key indicators in 10 categories of competitiveness, including workforce, infrastructure, economy, health, and business friendliness.